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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
8
Our Correspondents report visits by Miss Iva Angle at James Creek and Lincoln near Patton plus Miss Hester Limbaugh and Webster Librbaugh near Hurricane. Joseph Green visited relatives near Matton. School at Jates closed last Friday.
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A garbled local note lists visits and social events around Perkins Creel area. Mentions Mose fotthe Galives Sypetay, Millen business trip to Zairn, and various Sunday gatherings hosted by Misses Minnie Gray Alice Deck and Miss Millie Perkins.
Farmers enjoy fine spring weather as they plant potatoes. John Canada relocates to Illinois. Rev. W I Martin sells farm here and buys on Twelve Mile. William Ratley buys Martin’s place and moves soon. Mrs Henry Uh and family visit Mile la Motte relatives. Usain Mee and Emona Montgomery wed March 16. Forest fires threaten fencing. Roy Miller completes clearing for W M Harper. Newborn boy to Mr. and Mrs. W D Skages on March 15.
The message notes that good weather signals corn planting time near and mentions Whitener Mercantile in a brief rural notices style.
The column covers farm work with oats and planting, weather talk, and social visits. Entries mention Ina Hurten’s farm purchase, Laura Hew ateret, and various neighbor activities. People visit relatives near Albright Frederiktown and Will Mayfield College attendee Otto Pride returns home.
Fragmentary report from Seenaeville describes Anie and family visiting after spending time apart. Mentions of Kat Richards and Raehel Gavener visiting Fredericktown and San Hees, with various relatives and plans to build a residence. Other items note Jan Arthur Mes and Grandpa Ventile, and local activity around Besswille with Charles Rhvodes's side referenced.
In April two Ranters named Horn will speak to Mr and Mel Harria. A fine boy is born to John Harria. mother and baby are getting along nicely. Preach A Rr remarks on community events and family news.
Farmers report fine weather and corn plowing while residents attend prayer meetings. Names mentioned include Charley Wiggins and sister Dottie, Forrest Shelton and his companion, Roe Frazier moving to Dr Wigwine’s farm, Amanda Wiggins visiting Buchanan friends, Anna Richardson visiting Rufus Richards family, Herman Winemeller visiting Robert Ward, J J Wiggins activity, and Mrs Taura Sipes with Mes Maud Ward Lond. Also notes on James Richardsen feeding cattle, Mrs Wiggins singing, Frank Arthur reworking on Wiggins's farm, and Mrs Moxgie Richards with young chickens.
A fragmented local item field lists visitors and visits among residents of Monroe area. Mentions Tilton, Clobb Creek church, and surrounding households with casual social notes. A dog and sheep dispute prompts tax question. editors promise further local improvements.
Ilushes. Ben O Guion of Jackson near farms to rent. Mrs KB H Ramsey ill two weeks but improving. Albert Barrett returned from farming below Lutesville after days building fence. Mrs Thos Huskey visited Cape Girardeau and Lutesville. New grist mill convenient. Crader proprietor makes good meal. Matilda Caldwell of Marble Hill at Ramsey bedside. Minton bought Kaiser farm and moved from Cape County. Todd moved to Shep Jones farm and Elieha Jones also noted.
Albright area reports busy stave factory and good weather for oats and corn plowing. Gimlet creek to Gravelton line now connected by telephone. R K Henson visited A B Henson. Mrs James Killian recovering from pneumonia fever. Rev T Widwell preached at Buck Horn Church. Miss Oeca Center at Giravelton. Bennie Graham closes a term at Thirty three schoolhouse next Wednesday. Singing at Mrs Jane Graham's drew a crowd. Dan Huffman bought a mare. Several grip and pneumonia cases noted. Wheat crops look good. Easter date dispute: some say March 27, others uncertain.
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